Connect Piccolo to the USB port of your computer and you are ready to go. There is no need to install a driver or even plug in a power supply. You can control Piccolo through the Maestro’s amazingly user-friendly interface, available also for Noah software. Incredibly Portable. Hearing aid, computing device, and method for selecting a hearing aid profile US8503708B2 (en) 2010-04-08: 2013-08-06: Starkey Laboratories, Inc. Hearing assistance device with programmable direct audio input port WOA1 (en) 2010-06-14: 2011-12-22: Audiotoniq, Inc. Hearing aid system.

Present contributors

Person	Country	Contribution
Nickolay Samofatov, RedSoft Corporation	Russian Federation	Engine contributions, incremental backup
Roman Simakov, RedSoft Corporation	Russian Federation	Engine contributions, incremental backup, DDL permissions
Dmitry Starodubov, RedSoft Corporation	Russian Federation	Engine contributions, bugfixing
Artyom Smirnov RedSoft Corporation	Russian Federation	Engine contributions, bugfixing
Dimitry Sibiryakov, IBPhoenix	Czech Republic	Engine contributions, replication
Hajime Nakagami	Japan	Engine contributions, JDBC driver
Ann Harrison	USA	Technical adviser, support
Jim Starkey	USA	Technical adviser, architecture expert
Frank Schlottmann-Gödde	Germany	Engine contributions
Marius Adrian Popa	Romania	Code cleanup, misc contributions
Michal Kubeček	Czech Republic	Misc improvements, IPv6 support
Stephen Boyd	Canada	GPRE improvements, COBOL support
Egor Pugin	Russian Federation	CMake builds support
Norman Dunbar	UK	Documentation writer
Pavel Menshchikov	Russian Federation	Documentation translator
Tomneko Hayashi	Japan	Documentation translator
Umberto (Mimmo) Masotti	Italy	Documentation translator
Martin Köditz	Germany	Documentation translator

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Our sincere thanks to all the people contributed to the project in the past. Devices

Person	Country	Contribution
Mark O'Donohue	Australia	Core engine development
Reed Mideke	USA	Core engine development
Mike Nordell	Sweden	Core engine development
John Bellardo	USA	Core engine development, MacOS port
Neil McCalden	UK	Core engine development, Solaris port
Geoffrey Speicher	USA	Core engine development, FreeBSD port
David Schnepper	USA	Misc contributions, INTL support
Konstantin Kuznetsov	Russian Federation	Core engine development, Solaris port
Arno Brinkman	Netherlands	Core engine development, query optimizer
Tom Coleman	USA	Misc contributions, AIX port
David Jencks	USA	JDBC driver, documentation
Ryan Baldwin	UK	JDBC driver
Roman Rokytskyy	Germany	JDBC driver
Erik Kunze	Germany	SINIX-Z port, raw devices support
Tom Cole, SAS Institute	USA	Engine contributions, Vulcan fork
Bill Oliver, SAS Institute	USA	Engine contributions, Vulcan fork
Gary Franklin, SAS Institute	USA	Engine contributions, Vulcan fork
David Shamlin, SAS Institute	USA	Engine contributions, Vulcan fork
Dimitrios Ioannides	Greece	JIRA bugtracker migration
David Rushby	USA	Python driver
Oleg Ivanov	Russian Federation	Core engine contributions, code optimization
Evgeny Kilin	Russian Federation	Misc improvements and bugfixing
Grzegorz Prokopski	Hungary	Debian builds
Olivier Mascia	Belgium	Installation utilities
Evgeny Putilin	Russian Federation	Initial Java procedures implementation
Blas Rodriguez Somoza	Spain	Code cleanup, INTL support, MinGW builds
Ignacio J. Ortega	Spain	Misc contributions
Peter Jacobi	Germany	INTL support
Dmitry Kuzmenko	Russian Federation	GSTAT improvements
Tilo Muetze	Germany	Documentation
Sandor Szollosi	Hungary	INTL support
Artem Petkevych	Ukraine	Bugfixing
Tomas Skoda	Slovakia	Bugfixing
Erik S. La Bianca	USA	Bugfixing
Tony Caduto	USA	Unofficial Windows installers
Juan Guerrero	Spain	New UDFs
Chris Knight	Australia	FreeBSD port

(Redirected from Starkey Laboratories, Inc.)

Starkey Hearing Technologies
William F. Austin Center, Starkey Hearing Technologies Campus
Type	Private
Industry	Hearing instruments
Founded	1967
Founder	William F. 'Bill' Austin
Headquarters	,
Worldwide
Key people	William F. Austin, Founder Tani Austin, Co-Founder, Starkey Hearing Foundation Brandon Sawalich, President and CEO
Products	Hearing instruments
ca. 6000 (2019)
Website	starkeyhearingtechnologies.com

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Starkey Hearing Technologies is an American privately owned company based in Eden Prairie, Minnesota that makes hearing aids, and is one of the largest hearing aid manufacturers in the world.^[1] As of 2019, the company had more than 5,000 employees in 24 facilities, serving more than 100 markets worldwide, and is the only American-owned global hearing aid manufacturer.^[2]

History[edit]

Early years[edit]

In 1967, William F. 'Bill' Austin started a small hearing aid repair store after dropping out of medical school. In 1970, he purchased an ear mold company called Starkey Labs for $13,000.^[3] Starkey started manufacturing hearing aids, offering the industry's first 90-day trial period.

1980-present[edit]

In 1983, the company's sales doubled when Ronald Reagan started wearing its hearing aids while he was president, which caused a manufacturing crisis at the compa